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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and sts
TN' Markets,

The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
NV York, April 0.-Money on cali easy at "a
per cent, closing at 4 percent Prime mefcaa,il,
paper 6a6 per cent Sterling exchange fairly sctiy,
and steady at n S61lts4 SIX.
BAIlhoAp BoSps-D1ll; sales siI4toGe,
CONVENIENT BoNps-- We're dull and steady,
stain BoSps-were dull and steady.
htocks.Ihe ttock market was comparatively
part Of the afternoon, were extremely narrow The
opening was weak. INST prices showing decline,
from last evenings hngl figures Of x 10 X per cent
There was unusual activity In the tirst bali hour
and the market was weak and rather isyerish, do
elines ratgtng Up 70 per cent, but after The firl
Dali hout ntallied. Tho early losses were gener
ally recovered before noon, after which the marke,
became quiet and comparatively steady. There
was petlod Of Depression Just after noon when
Wheel Ing 4 Lake Eric ard FoIt Worth & Denver
were decidedly weak. The firm tone was agai
renewed, however, and generally prevailed up 70
the close, which was quiet aud sieidy. Sales 90
hlAtes, .".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-23

How would HGrsnpRrilla bomb sui,
tho Lord Lieutenant Of lreland?-N. J..
I,,,-,,,I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-23
flor SALE.


SPEC1AL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ Of OLD GRANT HOUSE" LOTS,
10 the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
Joseph WoodmRasGc's Executors and Others
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Y, z, hUBbARD,
4. J. CLARKE,
AfEREn EAlNMEI
APrII II. rs
Inconsistencies SALE.

III the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, wes; VIZ
ginIA.
Rachel D. Thcrnbrrsh's heirs aud)
Oule.S vs.. In Chgucery
Henry HciGnbine.
u,,,. uolE,phIun vu
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HTiLlai&MAClYINIIII1

Tho Npt euro for Coughs. WEAK Lungs, hElnl lHil.
gr.tin. inward lhins. Exhaustion. Combining tho most
valuable medicines with JniIar IInprr l"tCrs clfh
tiYb psiSrr OYER dlInsu unknown ~ UihrT IgmrlrI
Weak lunps, lshrnhtl'rn. fCnalu Complaints nnl tho
dItr-HHI N"f ihnsIUnach, Liver. khIhrNsRl li0vols
ara ffrFPus thGUsInisf Il tt" Prnt" hn Nnt ftcdfcf
their hrEitI 10y tho tlmriTssrU Of rlpErGsttSEHln Sid
lt'nrN lirHnd strength 10 tho bV''i, Zoo. at bug
yktA IlI.luK x To, III William RltVtt y, Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
PROTECTION TO DAIRY PRODUCTS.

HOW REPUBLICAN LEGISLATION HAS hELPfD TIE
FARMERS
Dr. VI. NJ Feuner Of Frcdonia, Chautauqua County,
was In the city the other day and among the callers
ut Republican Headquarters. lie formerly a MEM
her Of the Legislature lie was candidate for the Sen
hte nomination in the attaraugus District
Ibis year. but Is supporting the election OF Senator
Sedder with great hcartiness They were in NewYork
ogether Speaking about the Republican canvass OF
she state the doctor said:
Ii cannot be impressed too strongly the farming
community that Republican legislation has always been
favorable to IA IL "A Republican Legislature
hat passed and Republican Governor that signed a
Gill preventing the fraudulent manufacture and sale Of
artificial articles Of food In semblance Of genuine dairy
pntier aud cheese. The bill introduced by lie In
1852, and known the Fenner oleOnargari and
lard cheese bill. 1t became law, although lotly con-
Sstea IN the coxrts, where its cOnstutOnaty was
ensly affirmed By the Of resort and II became
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

cucAGo oct 20 (Speca Coinss decision IN tha
matter gloom the Board OF Vrade To-
,,,, vhich bucket shop man. Murphy. hal sued out.
the matter is OF all Importance because Murphy
IN ,urn supplies all other bucket shops with hsure mo
market was disappointment 10 the bulls both IN whea anu
~ IN. cle.a was the the opening at about
,h IN, D,cen, or wheat fuctuaed cent and May cent
pcoepts OF wheat lS7 lO7 OF winch were sprns
wheat and of these graded No Receipts AZ
Minneapolis aud Duluth aggregated 303ooo bushels 10
49,, .,,ma,a. are 100 cars November wheat opened al
cent, fell 10 cents advanced 10 7ld7ls. bid and
closed at cents December opened at 49, cents dropped
10 72 cents advanced to cents and closed at 72d73
cents opened at cents fell to 7ss cents advanced
Ia -s3. cents and closed At 1874 cents. -. , -
room was taken for 40 900 bushel. Of crn
NAV corn opened cent and closed at 44s 44's cen
cash rn opened 400 a07- and closed at 40. cents
ties 426 lilo huctuatioh OF o.ls
was Significant. May closed at 20 cents Inc rec
1873 cars; the estimates Tor t'morion
January pork show ed falling of OF only ~ ems
Der December lard OF ia cents October snort tps p
cents January short ribs OF = cents Inc shvt ''
good share OF the future property sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
LOST PAN-ELECTRIC PAPERS.
MILLIONS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.
CRITICISMS DY Mr.. ROGERS ON MR.. CHANDELIERS
CARD.

CRITICISMS BY Mr.. ROGERS ON MR.. CHANDLERs
CARD.
fBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-Mr. Rogers. after reading the
card written by the attorney OF Atkins Harris Johnston
and the other Pau-Electrc statesmen, except Mr. Gar
land. said:
Chandler discourses excellent music. but he cant
play upon the public Here is his offer: AS 70
the merits OF the case, I will say that Mr. Rogers
have every patent and every dollars worth OF stock
held by my clients, II lie will accept them
"This Offer" continued Mr.. Rogers, els squarely ac
copied. and have informed him by letter to-day.
Now lot whether all this grand offer Is what Car
land calls bluff whether, 1t is an authorized honest
counseors Offer or whether 1t will turn out that his
clients transferred the stock or with the court
papers Judge Critcher counsel will receipt to MI
Chandler for the stock and patents II he will deliver
them. Mark you gave each Of his clients or services
promised, but never rendered. S500OOO and 10 Mr..
Garland 100000. This last Is said to DO deposited
with tho clerk OF the court, making in all S25O0ooo'
They also hold about $2,OOO000 Of Western and
Southern stocks say $i.5o0,oo0 in all Now. let Mr..
Chandler snow his hand Mr. Garland is not his client,
but lot him keep his word for his own clients.
As TO his twaddls about tho unmporancc OF the lost
papers, and his statement that the exhibits were all
printed forth appeal It's enough to say mat eve a
orio Ses' .or ortgus reeorI ' is printed
in appeal cases But apart from o, 40 this us.
Will DOt inc case cOulc up on tS
testimony Does he think any body will believe his
statement, that Rogers had all he exhibits printed
and can replace the lost ones when every BODY
knows that the EXHIBITS in G1rlAnis WING ot
the could not he printed in the appeal case even In
Mr. thandleIs wing OF the casol All the EXHIBITS were
printed and ne knows It, for In his statement ne rtie
to the autos aphc Letter as not pertaining to me appeal
he think that exhibits which he pronounces unlin
pnrtant Of consequence to the plaDtn or tn'I
1t would be fair Tor answer 10 be prepared by Nr
Garland If after mature dclibsraton ne hnds tine pe
ngS being closed that lie could remedy defects ana take
a new shot ut his victim T.
why" contin ed Mr. Rogers laughingly. eli second
deal should lie demand In Arkansas after showing
hands pokrr plarer would draw his bowie knife Oh.
no what We want from the Department of Justice is
Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
TIM SYNOD of NEW

AsntRY PARK oct. % (SD'ci1N -fhe sixty fourth an
nual session Of the Presbyterian synod OF NcwJersey
closed here few minutes before mlnlsuI reso"
on was psssed urging better Observance OF "chdrens
d,xv The Committee on Children's Day was added 10
the one on Sunday schools The committee On necToosY
reportcd the death of the Rev Dr. Archibald Alexander
Hodge OF Princeton College the Rev Abram L. Blld
win OF the Pre,hytsry OF New BrHn'~ck the Kew Ut.
Augustus Brolhca OF the Presbyiery oil west Jersey
aud the Rev George /. Harvey, OF the Prrsbyery Ok
,,,.,ou,h resolution was passed providing for ms
annointmrnt OF special committee for conferences wlh
the cgsatiyc 10 lies otptner ienomiat.ons Oh , e, %
rev Dr Robert Aikman, the Kew u. :; ENr1rt'' 'to
itev Ir ohn Woolbri e sut Elders j. 'onoVer J'
~ ,i,r,Sn Iohn n Benurt and John Y. Foster. re-
MORT on SUNDAY scEao work was reat IL showed 1888
OF over POO scholars last year Tue SYNOD oec'ueu "
meet here again next year
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prprUuE or cILTFORNTA FLOWERS.

.loA
r, vonid not he difficult to list or MOWERS tha,
rive out their perfuno freely IN TINS sem
~ do their more fragile sisters beyond the ,mar,
ain. and In addition, light be mentioned many
IA At are only al home under southern skies icn
80 i,'.r mr.. the orange blossoms. without whicn
49, sa,,hcrn C.Iifornia garden 10 complete lhoy are
ot nieain I'm February aud March, but inc trres a
,, 90 hlno,. nnt of season that few nowors eau
u.uuy n. ,ounI AT any time OF year. Last sIIlhE -
",x ., E,stsrn friends reached Alnsmbra AZ mintn
Lavin, hscn DELAY ed several hours bJ an aVu' ~
' II rs lark night and as tcoy waikcu up un
GeIdaye the main thoroughfare fro, .ns ,, IT. mis-
- .tr,n,s land They we're plohdng hlohs a,.o ~ m.
@n,de to the hot sl knowing whether tey wi olives
80. wave OF overwhelming sw"ette's o,',
item. and one lady cried intultlvey II mu,I he.
=, ~, D, And during The rest OF mat irls,an, ~
r,hp VAIN the fdfpic OF travel was iorson ~ these
n,sp 49,, rIfr "A - fie s,e ana appc fncc w 80,
,r"ni,ii,ll tr,es 50 nSar 10 one sense anu ." -" avn
uuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
RFsPONSIBILITY OF BANK DIRECTORS.

WASHINGTON, oct 2O.-Attorney General Garland has
informed the Controller OF the Currency that conpl
ance with his request lie will on Monday morning make
motion ia tho United state, Supreme Court 10 have the
case Of t. H. MOyiu. receiver OF tho First Natons
Bank Of Buffalo against Elbridge spaudlng ct al, all
va:ced on the and set down for argument at an
early day. This involves tne responsibility OF
directors OF National banks for negligence. and Treas
ury officials regard 1t exceedingly important that tue
question speedily decided. In letter 10 the Attorney
General thc subject Controller Trenholm says;
.Of National bank alone there are now IN tue united
upward OF three Thousand In active operation ana
there are also quite number of state aud savings BANKS
The stockholders aud depos tors ia these various s
tutious entitled to what degree or RESPONSE
by they can hold their directors; aud. on the other
hand directors themselves are entitled 10 knO" Wat
responsibilities they incur In accepting their occs Inc
decisions OF record conflicting, not only a. 10 tue
application OF principles but as to the principles them
selves underlying general que sOn or responsDlHy
that II would appear to be OF National
importance the present state OF uncertainty snouu
b formulated aud conclusive judgment should DO
rendered upon the points in controversy believe that
the above involves the me mportant ana the
most fundamental OF the issues awaiting determination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
r,.vrpHo OF RrsrEN ErFENDL

WAsiuNGrn>. oct 20 The funeral OF Ru'ten Ehenii'
Secretary OF the Turkish legation took place at noon TO-
day In the chapel at oak Hill Cemetery. several
members OF tho Diplomats Corps were present. among
them Mavro,eni BeJ. tue Turkish Minister; senior
Muruaga the spanish Minister. ana Baron dltWuo"
the Brazilian Envoy. As tho dead man pfoiesse" 'No
oreck faith the service OF the Protestant Episcopal
fnurch rs read by tho Rev. Dr. Gesy. rector OF the
Tpipnany Church. The body Was embalmrd ann was
dressed IN the diplomatic M form OF R"stelh EHenIl
willie on inc cas set lav his Official sword aud belt me
Turkish Minister bcng absent from the cliy an 'ho
rrrpar,tiou. for the funeral were taken IN chE" ny
Inc state Department The body will rest proNS'nat
In oak hin Cemetery. It not bong As yet doIerinhoa
whether il will be removed 10 Turk ey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
cvc,ovrs orowIyG rIrED As THEY FLY.

When a Tgim'NE reporter toled up to the ro' U, '"0
Eauirate building last night II was not r'H''hhs u" ram
from the yonng man charge OF IA" signal service UNIV
that much wind and atmosphere III III" s"il' "
,rloue were ON the wing l,ward this city Iherc h'o"
H., ,, ,..,.on for general alarm, however, since ines"
Iecul,r cfca,utc, have been travelling many many "'
during liz, past few days. and Will probably "''" "''
II they do not tack" another direction In teu anu
lisilcss condition ,
n -, ,,. started from Texas the other day, struck
Nc,S nr,rs on ", dn,sdly, and now supposed 10 W.
following up the Presidential party 1t Is losing III "
ieusty ~ IL docs 80. and II II reaches THIS city Ut al "
VIII probahly b. Ineffective or, at the most may VIZ
over ihe Lake superior region, and IT. ''ct was @ be
=" & Ib conn, man Of the signal Service Is Inclined
-, m M t,,t fl viii bring wet weather.
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~ APPEAL FOR AID FROM TAMPA.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Oct. 2o.-Dr. King WHY preSi-
,,o -, rho stats Health Protective Association tele.
cra,b, 10 C. H. Jones' Editor OF The Times Lno", as
follows:
Tho MAYOR Tampa has wired me mat hey are IN !
NJ money in Tampa VIII please through the $50 At u
pes. AN your umus the inherent cl,es an"
ice. IN send such as they can 10 elthrr inc
m. First Nj onal Bank OF Tampa 10 u" nsol az NAV
deemed expalrnt allcvang the sunerng carhg OF W..
.Irt ,n taking care the large numher OF pcis> w ~
onf ~ employuentl The suffer falls especially on u9
.borng cas white and black now out OF WORK. WHO "''
be provided or ,,,,... 4.
W,sur> ATOM oct. 90. Surgeon -ceseral Hahiieh 10
day received telegram from Deputy Collector Spencer
NJ rampa Fla saying that there have been two deaths
and five new casos since the Last report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
cARLAyps ORDERS ABOUT THE sEALERs.

GARLAND's ORDERS ABOUT THE SEALERS.
WAsHrSGTov oct. 2O.-Ihe csrrespOndence between
the Department OF Justice and its officers in Alaska III
regard to release OF tho British vessel, seized during
tho summer 1856 FOR alleged violation OF the seal
fishery laws was made public to-day. The following IS
the text OF the telcsrs directing the release
WAsHIxGTOv Jan. 26 1887.
To Jdge LAFAYETTE DAwsoS and NJ d. BALL Cnted states
fr0rueg NtfEd. fidsNd. ,,.-
am d,ced by tho President TO instruct Won to dscon.
tnue cling. IN the matter Of inc seEuso'
lilo Carolina onward and Thornton, and as
held under such
under arrest IN connection herewith
A. II. GARlAND, Attorney General
Thi, folove! 1y letter from Barton ATKINS
Cnitc! States Marshal at stka. dated september 90
1857 In which he acknowledged the receipt OF tho ABOVE
tc egram but says that there considered fraudu
lent Dispatch not withstandng which belief Judge Daw
son bad delayed further proceedings IN the cases ana
hal written 10 the Department for further instructions
III IN. matter Judge DAwson's letter mas hos pech rc
ceiycd At the Depart ucnt -- =,
Iudrr date OF October r. 1887. the Attorney General
sent a telegram to Marshal ATKINS AT SKA etAntins
him leave OF absence san Francisco FOR the pur
rose of about 1000 fur skins wblch weI con
dcnscl and orlercd sold by the court In Alaska last
and reported - be IL "A pcrlsnAolo
condition. The telegram ended as follows ;r,. J.,
Let the vessels Carolina. onward and thornton ne
released ordered In telegram or the -oth OF Jahu
AIRY ulL" - 800 49,, ,...r
Then under date o. October Is 1887. tho Attorney
General mailed letter to Marshal Atkins III WHICH 10
said:
That there ma msun crsanding as 10 the moaning
Of nv telegram OF I'm 20 you. repeat e IN
tn rrca.c 10y telegram 10 Judge DAWSON
and Attorney Bal. lated Janury 70 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
rxrcrrlyE PROCLAMATION RECOMMENDED

WASHINGTON, oct. 2O-Commlssioner sparks OF inc
G,ner,l Land Once. letter 10 the secretary o. inc
Interior has recommended that the President De rc-
qncsted to Executive precaTatoa warning AZ
ncrsous whether claiming to act ~ officers OF "tecr
ro,,tv Tex or otherwise against selling OF attempting
"a sell or dispose of any OF the lands lying west oil tue
north fork OF Red River. in the southwestern part oil inc
Indian Territory eXorcisa. or attempting To exercise
any authority the same. In contravehUon "I Ine
authority OF the United Statos ms iop'eNt - ~,
nnon formation mat certain persons cla ming thd uo
lands i'm question belong 10 the state cf 'fS hAs'
.ttrmpt,d to exercise jurisdiction over inc H'n!r
couuty Ulcers OF the state OF Texas " Is Also Ststo
that an intenon has been declared 10 have one mar Oh
these nd ella sicd and sold as school Lands belonging
TO the stale OF Texas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
,,nr,,rvT or COLONEL ROYAL.

WASHINGTON. oct 2o-Coonel william b. ho'"' ~,
Cavalry. has been placed on tho retreu ".' w "
,tn,,, uis retirement effects tho following pro-
u -, I,.,t.nant Colonel Charles 4. Compton, to be
CoousI ath Cavalry; Major James Biddle to DO Lieu
tenant c.ouel 5th Cavalry Captain j. C. upper 10 oe
Major 9th Cavalry First Frank Mes 70 IT,
pt 70 hs First Lieutenant, 9Th Cavalry; Addohh
md eYtrnant Alonzo Gray to be Second Lieu'sn-
cth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
prpopr OF GENERAL sHERIDAN's DEATH,

WAsuNGroN, oct 20 (Spccidp-The Town WAS "0
o,.d mi. afternoon by a rumor that Lieutenant-"ch
oral shsrdan was dead According to the report MS
death occurred suddenly to-day from an apopiec'c
Toegraphic inquiries failed to discover any COMMISSION
for the startling rumor which Is wholly ~ snch
a oYant would be received. General sheiiuan was
S,s usual coed health when he left washington u.s.,
cowpanied Ivy Commissary General Macfec snu 'o'
81 sheridan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

operatye IN April last Dairy products selling to.
day for five ten cents pound more than they would
have had not su,h protective legislation been DIougM
forward and passed II WAS legislation OF Republican
origin and was perfected and passed by Republicans 70
give protection the farmers. Chautauqua County Is
one Of the large dairy counties OF the State and ap
preciate the benefits Of this legislation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

INV PHASES IL rnr Avpr,s,v WILL CASE

NV PHASE. ~ TuT ,Npr,s. y WILL CASE
GHlNuIIN"N OF ME COUNSEL
TxTulre G,orge 4 Curtis came 20 the city Yesterday
-, r,.,. - - -, a.. .,,.,ro,s,, ~ tho
'i"" Ia''''"'' "'' "''' '''" D" ''' 80
Murray HI Hotel y TRIBUNE reporter lie was 'sNci
d De hal lt 20 make 10 the pnhishci si"'"'h'H
IcE"'"n- "'' '''.'' " W." ,,,a.-,,, "a. %,
Maud watson "rn'n-t 'ohh i'''' .,-a 49,,
ecuOr OF the Will OF his father Johh h"'oi''"'' INV
tohoccoul.t
,ccorflu n the story ~ Judge curtis had Incurred
+''"9 ,.,t ,,t,, t.i,.
TIE W'Afi "i ht' 1N.rI' WHO "''' '''' '''''' ''
iu lie ,t-c Dos Inducing Mr.. Watson 10 make settle
t.. .. a.. ,,,.-..,,. - N A., ,ou.i,
"'"' ~ ''' '''' ~ ''' '' -, . -
Grafton 81 ~jO.ouu. Tie lawyers are IIcH'rh = "e"
connie g., Governor Ios,iy Iuccnc ! Gardner Joseph
,,. ., ,,..,i.,,. -.,f,,- ~ c. .f,., that the ST
, - , ,.,.,. ,i.,- ,,,,,. i,,,ti,, la the
''"'" "'' '"''' " a.. d.. a.,
,,., ,,. ~ -, Mas r. 10 III, fict HAT only
3D. d.. hal ,..,,,..,,,.n mol
JU't' fIii'- 'iNli'7 '"l '-'i '''' ''' '' 80
-.. of Them c..s 10000 each anil accused JuIrc
I,,,.t. , ,,. , g., , -, tt. ,rf Iu ,altfiou II - -
'"'.'' ~ "f' u" '''' ..t
stated thdi MI' Wa .'h WIS H'iIN '''' '"' '' ''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

CONVICTED or TRYING 70 KfLL HER HUSBAND
Mrs Elizabeth Augustine was convicted in the court
of General sessions In Jersey City Yesterday OF having
atteupte to poison her husband by putting f"s gree"
IN bs coffee He had his life insured for 5000 In hes
,avnr She has been married twice. her hr-t husp'hu
h'viny das.rted her she was rcmanded for sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
MILLINERY THAT PUrs TO SHANE RAI'B w

Trimmed and untInu"d has and millinery P"'N o.
di.playcd IN great variety and AT ATTRACTIVE P""N
Adams & cos Twenty nr~tst. and SiNnN''
felt fancy embroidered felt. aud fancy plnled iI' U
49,. .h,.n tu ali coors Bnnnci- Of jet In "pfh-N"h
,tyIe are seen ia ba gobrlin-blu" ana "'h''
Little bonncts Of PLAIN felt here be- fonhn III WY
shape. Their English hats Of felt 10 R"''" '''
,re.n od blue and all the cOlOrs Of the sea'"h' All" y
,. many b.,,, beaver hats with fclt rims, or rims q"
nir beaver ChiIdtrns hats are shown IN al s"'P'S
MANY Of these large felt hats have lur beaver esV' anu
are called by hs London hattos The Nu W. . vel
,ct was trimmed with phcasants' breasts ana, ,b.a
uiumcs nufescent cOlpT, niue Dohh't W I'D,
Velvet WAS made with twisted roll ffnnl, hh'"u u
Fan trimmings velvet, bird Of aiAds' pI''s'
,scoc min az steel All varieties OF millinery tiI'hPh'
Including fany yclyets ond pushrs are tep, ~ :
me house has lust OPENED department Tor EhN''
furni.hug goods. department % ihr ~t"' = a"Nv" w
hosiery And black sA stockings ~ various 'nu- az
seneu,,r.es lei SEES, Daued anG BRAIDED pdSsemch
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.sttcUrIy STABBED WIN CHnSTNrT KNIFE.

NITGWTTY M EEEU WT7W 7 II 7-''I' = " ~
joseph Cahrrra. Italian, live at No. -" ''""
bcth-,t. and dCcs hu-ihc.@ at Iul"h 81" nun
VI cn tn-cph leaves his ~tufy lodging for his daS
I,,ors hi. u,aliablo companion. consist Of wooden
,.,.i t,rv tc1 with festive ohcstnut- r~a thg-PAh
and a thin, sharp-pontci chestnut slcer H"t J"''Ph
did not sleep in Elzabcil--t. last might, nor WIFI Nv
,tation himself at Lis old stand to-day ana '''c' !"
the popular for chcstnus al on account u '"'
llfflo che nut sIircr
At . 40 p. III. yesterday Cabrera was t'h'" J." NV
Cturrh Street Toi.co station chalg Il win having
stabbed . Ilti. Irish lad thirteen years old rh"l"
,..,,..u a., Va III Wa~hinetoii--t The only version
a. IN. affair seemed to be that of the Itdllhh' WHO
claimed that a. he was Sliding chc,ihnls -""c w
known boy pushed Young Carroll on the 20, avn ,,
fcu AGAINST thc knife. The boy taken 10 nam
bcfs street ospal. but was soon remover :" n1
bonc A. H. was found that the wound wa "n
nrurfrafing' one - l.ttlc danger. uni's NJ hr''
hag.s should provo scriou- Cabrera -u I''''"'
at the police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
orv p,rrtrRs FIGURES SUSTAINED.

w,su,Saroy oct 2O--Ths specisl commission APP
o,n.d 70 appraiss the property south OF the Capitol
owued py General b. Butler, with view I" its pur-
80 -, ,h. Tr.,.nry stating the value OF the property
a, coz 900 or ~ 900 than the hgnro at which II
US ofer od TO the Government by General Butter year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21
.n,rn To THE ~ 100 GOO LI3T

WARRINGTON Oct 2O-Tho Third National Bank OF
Cincinnati was to-day added to the list OF depository
banks which authorized 70 receive public deposits 70
the amount OF 81, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-21

, SIGNAL INDICATIONS OFFICER AT ST PAUL
WASHINGTON, oct 2o.-The importance OF carry anu
succo.s forecasts of cold waves tho greatest per
hama I'm the Northwest In order to meet the neeus Oh
mat section OF the country chief signal officer has de
ciied TO station an indications officer at st. fa luis
mr. urr-.t will enable that officer to receive MS TO-
norris an hour earlier than In Washington ana WIN -,
Their enable him to send OFT warnings OF eol "a'' n,.
hi .rtiou from live hours earlier than M"
done The officer at ST. Paul will be a'aiso'o TO-
spccton purposes during the summer ~ 'o''"""